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Blue Tit (Parus Caeruleus)
This particular bird I have photographed several times but this time the pose was just right.
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Sharpening
Thanks for the suggestion Juan. When I used RAW it gave me no advantage over JPEG for quality. Sharpening is minimal USM, barely detectable. I think low resolution of images on this site is the problem when viewing, at A3 print size images look very good.
Phil Battersby at 09:15 CEST on 06-Jun-2005 [Reply]
10
Excelent shot again Phil, very sharp and crisp this one is a 10
Fonzy - at 11:21 CEST on 06-Jun-2005 [Reply]